Examples of org.datanucleus.ClassLoaderResolver.classForName()

Class org.datanucleus.ClassLoaderResolver

Examples of org.datanucleus.ClassLoaderResolver.classForName()

org.datanucleus.ClassLoaderResolver.classForName()
Class loading method, allowing specification of a primary loader. This method does not initialize the class @param name Name of the Class to be loaded @param primary the primary ClassLoader to use (or null) @return The Class given the name, using the specified ClassLoader @throws ClassNotResolvedException if the class can't be found in the classpath

            iteratorMappingClass = new StatementClassMapping();
            for (int i = 0; i < elementInfo.length; i++)
            {
                // TODO This will only work if all element types have a discriminator
                final int elementNo = i;
                final Class elementCls = clr.classForName(elementInfo[elementNo].getClassName());
                SQLStatement elementStmt = null;
                if (elementInfo[elementNo].getDiscriminatorStrategy() != null &&
                    elementInfo[elementNo].getDiscriminatorStrategy() != DiscriminatorStrategy.NONE)
                {
                    // The element uses a discriminator so just use that in the SELECT

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                if (elementInfo[elementNo].getDiscriminatorStrategy() != null &&
                    elementInfo[elementNo].getDiscriminatorStrategy() != DiscriminatorStrategy.NONE)
                {
                    // The element uses a discriminator so just use that in the SELECT
                    String elementType = ownerMemberMetaData.getCollection().getElementType();
                    if (ClassUtils.isReferenceType(clr.classForName(elementType)))
                    {
                        String[] clsNames = storeMgr.getNucleusContext().getMetaDataManager().getClassesImplementingInterface(
                            elementType, clr);
                        Class[] cls = new Class[clsNames.length];
                        for (int j = 0; j < clsNames.length; j++)

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                        String[] clsNames = storeMgr.getNucleusContext().getMetaDataManager().getClassesImplementingInterface(
                            elementType, clr);
                        Class[] cls = new Class[clsNames.length];
                        for (int j = 0; j < clsNames.length; j++)
                        {
                            cls[j] = clr.classForName(clsNames[j]);
                        }


                        StatementGenerator stmtGen = new DiscriminatorStatementGenerator(storeMgr, clr, cls, 
                            true, null, null, containerTable, null, elementMapping);
                        if (allowNulls)

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            // Join to the element table(s)
            for (int i = 0; i < elementInfo.length; i++)
            {
                // TODO This will only work if all element types have a discriminator
                final int elementNo = i;
                final Class elementCls = clr.classForName(elementInfo[elementNo].getClassName());
                SQLStatement elementStmt = null;
                if (elementInfo[elementNo].getDiscriminatorStrategy() != null &&
                    elementInfo[elementNo].getDiscriminatorStrategy() != DiscriminatorStrategy.NONE)
                {
                    // The element uses a discriminator so just use that in the SELECT

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                if (elementInfo[elementNo].getDiscriminatorStrategy() != null &&
                    elementInfo[elementNo].getDiscriminatorStrategy() != DiscriminatorStrategy.NONE)
                {
                    // The element uses a discriminator so just use that in the SELECT
                    String elementType = ownerMemberMetaData.getCollection().getElementType();
                    if (ClassUtils.isReferenceType(clr.classForName(elementType)))
                    {
                        String[] clsNames = storeMgr.getNucleusContext().getMetaDataManager().getClassesImplementingInterface(
                            elementType, clr);
                        Class[] cls = new Class[clsNames.length];
                        for (int j = 0; j < clsNames.length; j++)

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                        String[] clsNames = storeMgr.getNucleusContext().getMetaDataManager().getClassesImplementingInterface(
                            elementType, clr);
                        Class[] cls = new Class[clsNames.length];
                        for (int j = 0; j < clsNames.length; j++)
                        {
                            cls[j] = clr.classForName(clsNames[j]);
                        }


                        StatementGenerator stmtGen = new DiscriminatorStatementGenerator(storeMgr, clr, cls, 
                            true, null, null, containerTable, null, elementMapping);
                        if (allowNulls)

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        iteratorMappingDef = new StatementClassMapping();
        if (elementInfo[0].getDatastoreClass().getDiscriminatorMetaData() != null &&
            elementInfo[0].getDatastoreClass().getDiscriminatorMetaData().getStrategy() != DiscriminatorStrategy.NONE)
        {
            String elementType = ownerMemberMetaData.getArray().getElementType();
            if (ClassUtils.isReferenceType(clr.classForName(elementType)))
            {
                String[] clsNames =
                    storeMgr.getNucleusContext().getMetaDataManager().getClassesImplementingInterface(elementType, clr);
                Class[] cls = new Class[clsNames.length];
                for (int i=0; i<clsNames.length; i++)

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                String[] clsNames =
                    storeMgr.getNucleusContext().getMetaDataManager().getClassesImplementingInterface(elementType, clr);
                Class[] cls = new Class[clsNames.length];
                for (int i=0; i<clsNames.length; i++)
                {
                    cls[i] = clr.classForName(clsNames[i]);
                }
                sqlStmt = new DiscriminatorStatementGenerator(storeMgr, clr, cls, true, null, null).getStatement();
            }
            else
            {

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                sqlStmt = new DiscriminatorStatementGenerator(storeMgr, clr, cls, true, null, null).getStatement();
            }
            else
            {
                sqlStmt = new DiscriminatorStatementGenerator(storeMgr, clr,
                    clr.classForName(elementInfo[0].getClassName()), true, null, null).getStatement();
            }
            iterateUsingDiscriminator = true;


            // Select the required fields
            SQLStatementHelper.selectFetchPlanOfSourceClassInStatement(sqlStmt, iteratorMappingDef,

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        }
        else
        {
            for (int i=0;i<elementInfo.length;i++)
            {
                final Class elementCls = clr.classForName(this.elementInfo[i].getClassName());
                UnionStatementGenerator stmtGen = new UnionStatementGenerator(storeMgr, clr, elementCls, true, null, null);
                stmtGen.setOption(StatementGenerator.OPTION_SELECT_NUCLEUS_TYPE);
                iteratorMappingDef.setNucleusTypeColumnName(UnionStatementGenerator.NUC_TYPE_COLUMN);
                SQLStatement subStmt = stmtGen.getStatement();

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